As in the rest of the world, electricity in Spain is measured in kilowatts (kW) or “kilovatios” in Spanish. A specific contracted amount is the fixed part of your electric bill no matter who your provider is. To read more about how electricity bills work in Spain, please click here.
Next is an infographic that shows how much savings you can achieve from switching to us. The two charts are for the two types of installations: single phase (the most common and antiquated) or tri-phase (the most up to date). If you currently have an electricity provider, you can check these figures against your latest bill to see how much we’ll lower your costs. You can also send a copy of your current bill to comparemybill@electricityspain.com or by Whatsapp to +34 611 100 300.
But changing providers is just one step to saving on your electric bill. Another way is to reduce the contracted electric power you receive or change your consumption habits. There are also factors outside of your control, such as having gas or not. Read more, “How much power do I need?“
Data Source: http://www.omie.es
Hourly variation for July 2017 is a little less dramatic.
You still have to be aware of peak and off-peak time in order to maximize savings. If this is something you are comfortable with, make sure to indicate as such when you…